Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-04
BELL4AIRE.

Mr.. J. Barrhill, proprietor and owner
of the Bellaire Boiler Works, will move
his establishment from this city to Besse-
mer, Alabama, about the LIST of August.
Work now on hands Is being completed,
but no new Jobs will be contracted for.
Mr.. Rarnhln will take six employees with
hun. Wages will be fifty cents a day
more than here and living Is the same, II
not lower. The citizens of BeSSemer have
donated two acres of land 10 the boiler
works, said property being worth ut
present SO a front foot. The region is
rich in iron and coal, and both are found
in close proximity. Iron ore IN that part
of the country yields 50 per cent. In this
section it never runs over 60 per cen
Saturday afternoon a great many OF
the BOYS who had received their pay for
this fire filled up with beer and other bit
terS" and became very drunk. In the
evening they gave vent IL their happiness
by singing and yelling, and Tor "A
time it looked rs ii things would
be lively, but the police got III
their work and arrested a number Of the
most boistrOus One or two fights OF small
dimensions took place, but the participants
were taken to the lookup. At ID p. m.
things were very quiet. Most of the boys
had retired to get in trim to enjoy the 4th,
and the rest We're peaceful, but II kept the
officers busy until midnight telling street
loafers to move on" But what's the diff.
The tire goes out but once n year.
The city will be a dead place to-day ii
the weather is pleasant. Most every one
has made arrangements TO spend the day
out OF town. The hank will lot be open
and no mail will he delivered from the
front windows of the post office.
The funeral of John Mccormick took
place Yesterday afternoon at , O'Clock from
the Catholic Church aud was larg ly at
tended.
Thomas Boyce aud wife will 90 TO At
iantic City on \ visit.
Frank Archer and wife have returned
from Sieuhenville.
The boys 81 the t;Sblet aud the Belmont
Glass factories will play a match game OF
ball on the commons this afternoon.
The One Hundred aud Twenty-itth
Ohio Volunteers hold a reunion here on the
18th of August.
Black Prince Lodge took in nine new
members last week.
Henry Carr is hack from Philadelphia,
where he has hSeu under medical treat
m"ut.
c. W. Dickens left last evening on "A visit
to Ireland. Scotland, Ergland aud France.
Ills hip. The Wyoming, 'ailS Tuesday al
trrnoon irom New York harh0r.
Rev. y. s. HOrv held communion ser,
yires in the Fist rre,hy terrain Church yes
terdIy morning.
PicnicS on Saturday afternoons mt Hart
rnStein's resort are becoming quite pop,
ular.
Rnys. y"u eau celebrate 20 day, hn: be
careful how YOU nSr explosives.
Alex. Wiley, ut Joseph Horner u Co ;
stores, Pittsbur@, IS visiting friends here.
The Princess was laid up yesterday,
having broken a rUdder iron by coming III
contact with u rock.
Teams cannot cross ut the upper ferry,
IL the river is too low to admit the boat
making a proper landing.
4 big leak in the water main in the
Fourth wari will he repaired to-day.
Hiss Iihbie Carroll, after a long illneaS
a. consumption. dl"d Yesterday a]'iccnOuu.
Albert Marshall. Cash Marsh and Grant
Baker, three young business men of Find
Iar. are in fha city ~, ne friends.